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“Centering Unsung Voices: A Public Conversation with Screenwriter & Producer Monica Beletsky”

(Winston-Salem, N.C. – September __, 2024) – Wake Forest University’s Center for Research, Engagement and Collaboration in African American Life (RECAAL) will present “Centering Unsung Voices: A Public Conversation with Screenwriter & Producer Monica Beletsky” on Monday, October 14, at 6 p.m. at the Brendle Recital Hall in the Scales Fine Arts Center (1775 Wake Forest Road, Winston-Salem). The event will be moderated by Dr. Guy Emerson Mount, assistant professor of American History and African American Studies at Wake Forest University.

The event is free and open to the public. Members of the news media are welcome.

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Sizzling Summer and Fall: Must-Attend Events in the Triad

As temperatures soar, excitement builds in the Piedmont Triad! Our vibrant communities are brimming with activities for everyone, from pride celebrations to outdoor concerts. Here’s your guide to the hottest events you won’t want to miss:

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More Than Just Shopping: The Sugar Mamas Movement

That’s likely one reason the Sugar Mamas Shopping Experience was the talk of the town leading up to March 9, with founder Amy Jah spearheading the movement. As the idea turned into action, Jah wanted the community to know this event was about more than just a day of spending money.

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“Renewal”

At LEAD Girls of NC, a Winston-Salem nonprofit that encourages and mentors girls to aspire and achieve greatness academically, emotionally, and creatively, we’re incredibly fortunate to walk alongside our LEAD girls as the bloom and blossom all year round. Close to 400 girls in Forsyth County participate in our LEAD programs through partnerships with their local middle schools, weekend programs, summer camps and our annual Expo.

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Food to Fashion Showcase

The mulberry silkworm is responsible for over 95 percent of all the silk produced worldwide and is produced as the worm eats mulberry leaves. Hibiscus is commonly associated with tea but can also be used as a dye for clothing.